Internal Security Issues: Amit Shah Will Chair A Meeting On July 9

Internal Security Issues: A big meeting is going to be held on the internal security of the country, and important issues of the states will be discussed.

A meeting of the Northern Zonal Council is to be held in Jaipur on July 9 to discuss and understand the important issues among the eight important states of North India.

The Chief Ministers of the states and the Lieutenant Governors of the Union Territories will attend the meeting to be chaired by Union Home Minister Amit Shah.

Let us understand what are the important issues of the states for this meeting-

The meeting is considered very important.

According to a media agency, the important issue of internal security will be discussed in the meeting. This meeting is considered important after the brutal murder of Taylor Kanhaiyalal in Udaipur recently.

NIA is probing this incident. Rajasthan’s SIT, ATS, and SOG are also investigating the incident from the angle of a terrorist connection.

In Rajasthan, there have been incidents of communal tension in Karauli, Jodhpur, Bhilwara, and Bharatpur in the past.

Rajasthan: CM will talk about making ERCP a national project.

The Rajasthan government will take up the issue of making Rajasthan a member of the Bhakra Beas Management Board.

Also declaring the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) as a national project and supplying irrigation and drinking water to 13 districts.

Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot will try to talk to Home Minister Amit Shah separately about the decline in power generation due to the shortage of coal and the issue of security.

Haryana: Demand for the central agency on SYL.

The Punjab government is not constructing its share of the Sutlej Yamuna Link (SYL) canal. Haryana will demand that the Center appoint a central agency to implement the Supreme Court’s decision.

Issues of separate High Court of Haryana, the appointment of Governor of Haryana like Punjab to the post of Administrator of Chandigarh UT, and dismissal of Punjab’s claim on Chandigarh will also be raised.

Delhi: Focus on speedy investigation and trial of rape and POCSO cases.

According to sources, in the meeting, there will be a major talk on early implementation of the FTSC scheme for speedy investigation of rape and other sexual offenses against women and children and speedy trial in cases related to the POCSO Act.

The Delhi government can also demand physical verification for getting a mobile SIM card, opening a bank account, and dealing with the challenges of internet media.

The issue of stubble and the issue of Delhi getting full water of its share can also be raised in the agreement under the Renuka, Lakhwar, and Kishau dam projects.

Punjab: The problem of drug trafficking.

Punjab may again raise the issue of drug smuggling from the Rajasthan border. He can also take up matters related to SYL, Chandigarh Rajdhani, and river water agreements with Haryana.

Punjab can ask for an exemption in taxes on the lines of hill states to save its industries.

Chandigarh: The talk will be held in Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary Catchment Area.

Punjab and Haryana are not notifying the Eco-Sensitive Zone of Sukhna Wildlife Sanctuary.

90 percent of the area of ​​the sanctuary comes under the purview of Punjab and Haryana. Illegal construction is going on here.

Himachal: Border dispute with Ladakh and Haryana will remain a major issue.

Himachal believes that Ladakh has occupied some part of Lahaul-Spiti and Haryana has occupied some part of Parwanoo in Solan district. He will take up this matter prominently.

This is the composition and purpose of the regional councils.

Key objectives.

To strengthen national integration and prevent regionalism and special tendencies from developing.

To create a collaborative environment for the successful and speedy execution of development projects.

Organizational structure.

All the states of the country are placed in the North, South, East, West, and Central Zonal Councils. For the North-Eastern States, there is the North Eastern Council.

The Union Home Minister is the Chairman of each Council and the Chief Ministers of the member states are the Vice-Chairmen by rotation.